1. Kevin wants to know how much money he will have in his account if he earns 5% interest compounded yearly for four years on a deposit of $2000.00.
A. $ 2205.00
B. $ 2315.25
C. $ 2100.00
D. $ 2431.01
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OpenStudy (shelbywyatt):
multiply 2000 by 0.05
then add that to 2000
and then multiply what you get by 0.05 and so on
OpenStudy (whystudyalone3):
I got 105, and that is not an answer choice :( @carolina4567 what do you think?
OpenStudy (whystudyalone3):
@carolina4567 @phi @wcrmelissa2001
OpenStudy (shelbywyatt):
like well 2000* 0.05 = 100
OpenStudy (shelbywyatt):
for year 2 2100*0.05
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OpenStudy (shelbywyatt):
=105
OpenStudy (shelbywyatt):
year 3 2205*0.05
OpenStudy (shelbywyatt):
=110.25
OpenStudy (shelbywyatt):
2315.25
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OpenStudy (whystudyalone3):
Thank you! :)
OpenStudy (phi):
5% interest compounded yearly for four years
change 5% to 0.05
the formula is
\[ P= P_0 (1+ rate)^{years}\]
rate is 0.05, and P0 is 2000 (start amount)
so your equation is
\[ P = 2000 \cdot 1.05^4 \]
you will need a calculator to find the number.